I used a pregnancy test stick to detect pregnancy but I still have my period. What's going on?

Many women have the habit of using pregnancy test sticks to test whether they are pregnant, but sometimes the results of pregnancy test sticks are really shocking. Some women use pregnancy test sticks to test whether they are pregnant, but they get their period a few days later. Isn't it said that you won't have your period during pregnancy? Isn't it bleeding instead of menstruation? What's going on when I use a pregnancy test stick to test whether I am pregnant but I have my period?

I used a pregnancy test stick to detect pregnancy but I have my period. What's going on?

Threatened abortion

If you still have abdominal pain during your period, you may consider it as a sign of threatened abortion. Actively treat the fetus and perform an ultrasound examination to confirm the baby's condition. It is recommended to stay in bed for the near future. Of course, it is not ruled out that it is caused by ectopic pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy

If the blood is dark in color and small in amount, go to the hospital immediately, as it may be an ectopic pregnancy.

Biochemical pregnancy

Biochemical pregnancy: refers to early miscarriage occurring within 5 weeks of pregnancy. Elevated HCG can be detected in the blood, greater than 25mlU/mL or the urine pregnancy test is positive, but no gestational sac can be seen on ultrasound examination, indicating that the fertilized egg has failed to implant. It is also called "subclinical miscarriage."

The pregnancy test stick is broken

Factors that affect the accuracy of pregnancy test sticks

1. Improper operation

2. The pregnancy period is less than 7 days and HCG cannot be detected.

3. Taking drugs that affect the results before the test

4. The pregnancy test stick is expired or damp, etc.

5. Drinking too much water before the test will dilute the HCG content in the urine.